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Montana woman diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer urges annual mammograms starting at age 40.
Breast cancer is Montana’s most common cancer in women, with about 966 new cases yearly.
Helena resident Sarah Burke was diagnosed with stage 3 invasive breast cancer in both breasts in February 2024, despite a normal screening months earlier.
After surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and a seizure from treatment, she completed care and now urges women to prioritize annual mammograms starting at age 40, or earlier for higher-risk individuals, citing early detection as key to survival.
Dr. Betty Plate of St. Peter’s Health supports this, noting early diagnosis improves treatment success and outcomes.
Burke’s story highlights resilience, faith, and the importance of self-awareness and timely medical care.
La mujer de Montana diagnosticada con cáncer de mama en estadio 3 urge mamografías anuales a partir de los 40 años.